Nadal Proposed a Revolutionary Change in Tennis, This Would Also Suit Novak Djokovic
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Long-lasting matches at Grand Slam tournaments have been a topic of discussion in the tennis world for years, and Tony Nadal believes that a change in the men's format could be considered.
Rafael Nadal's uncle and former trainer opens up to eliminate the five sets in Grand Slam and proposes four alternatives to avoid days that end early in the morning.
After a great fight, Shelton defeated Alcaraz 6:7, 6:1, 6:3, 1:6, 7:6, but the spectacular match reopened the issue of timing and the physical burden of players who finish matches well after midnight. Tony Nadal, speaking to "El Pais", offered several potential solutions, including changing the traditional format of men's Grand Slam matches. "One possibility comes to my mind – to limit the duration of the matches. In other words, to ensure in on…
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